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Indiana faith leaders called on Gov. Eric Holcomb Tuesday to "disarm hate." They want him to denounce white supremacy and support gun regulations.

Central Indiana's BBB president and CEO Tim Maniscalo has been on the job for about six months and has his sights set on keeping up with the times.

The Indiana Association of Beverage Retailers named Jim Merritt its legislator of the year for his efforts on the state's lifeline law, which went into effect in 2012. It gives legal immunity to those under 21 if they call 911 to help someone with an alcohol related emergency. Now, Merritt wants to expand the law.

One of Indianas methods to purge voter rolls will remain shut down after a federal appeals court decision Tuesday.

The Indiana Board of Tax Review ruled in December that an Indianapolis Meijer store should have been assessed at the equivalent of $30 per square foot instead of the $83 per square foot assigned by Marion County.

The Indiana Constitution requires judges on the Supreme and Appeals courts to retire by an age set by the General Assembly. Current law sets the age at 75. Proposed legislation would raise the age to 80.

The United States Department of Justice filed a proposed agreement Thursday to resolve a lawsuit against a southern Indiana town for violating the Americans with Disabilities Act.

A new middle school civics course will be required for Indiana students.

Indiana's State Ethics Commission will decide whether to accept a proposed settlement with former state schools Superintendent Tony Bennett that fines him $5,000 for using state resources for his 2012 campaign.

The money, earmarked for infrastructure improvements across the approximate 28 miles of railroad, come from a mix of grants from the Indiana Department of Transportation and private funds.